Here you’ll find all our product grids to help you find the perfect storage for your craft collection. Please click the image of the grid you’d like to download.
Product Grids
Here you’ll find all our product grids to help you find the perfect storage for your craft collection. Please click the image of the grid you’d like to download.
Our Fab File line of products has crossed over from crafting storage to general home and office storage. If you’ve been following along you’ve seen Fab Files used for everything from craft supplies to cord and cable storage. This 8.5×11 paper organizer is no exception. Included with this Fab File are 5 tabbed file/divider pockets… Continue Reading
Okay, I’ll admit a BAZILLION might be an exaggeration But, it seems that I find a new use for these almost everyday. The big benefit to our SYF tabs over a regular paper sticky note is their durability. While paper notes will crease and fold, plastic notes “spring back” so they’re always visible. With that… Continue Reading
Like so many of our products, the 5×7 (medium) Fab File was designed with 1 thing in mind – photos – but its uses expand almost daily. The list of uses below goes from basic craft organizers to “out of the craft room” ideas. If you have other ideas about how to use these handy little boxes,… Continue Reading
This lightweight plastic “cover” is designed to hold 1 Spinder on its hook & loop spine. The zipper keeps everything contained. The Spinder Binder is oversized to easily accommodate scrapbooking supplies. Exterior measurements are: 16.25L” x 15″T x 2.5″D or 41.5cm x 38.2cm x 6.2cm. The Spinder Binder was what we call a “popular demand”… Continue Reading
If you love working with Thickers Stickers, but struggle to keep them organized we’ve got two simple solutions. Organize Thickers Stickers with our 12×6 supply box or in your ScrapRack – it’s sooo easy. You’ll want to organize them within your 4 Section System regardless of the type of storage tool you’re using. Generic alphabet… Continue Reading
Organizing your unmounted acrylic stamps with The ScrapRack Multi-Craft 4 Step Process *This is re-post with updates. Please note, some of the products discussed in this post and in these videos may no longer be available, but the process of organizing is the same. Wood Stamp Solutions Video Unmounted Stamps Solutions Video Wood Stamp Solutions… Continue Reading
If you’ve joined me for a Get Organized Challenge or taken any of my organizing seminars you’ve probably heard me talk about creating catalogs. I was asked recently, “Why do you think catalogs are so important?” Here’s a list of my top 7 reasons for taking the time to create a catalog of your crafting… Continue Reading
As a birthday gift to my sister Theresa Irene – yes, the Irene Buddy Bag is named for her – I sent her a pallet of TT goodies and promised that my mother, Tamara Merril, and I would show up for a major craft room clean up. Then COVID happened…fast forward 15 months and we… Continue Reading
The perfect solution for project planning and memento storage too! This planning and storage solution is large enough to hold 12×12 project supplies and all types of mementos – travel, special occasions, or just everyday life.. Think of these oversized binders as a “library of your life.” Fill the interior binder pockets and pocket pages… Continue Reading
Day 20: Maximizing the usefulness of deep cabinets – bathroom, laundry room, under the sink, garage, etc. Add bins or trays that pull out so you can easily access things in the back. The deep and usually low cabinets in a bathroom or laundry room generally end up being a mass of things that have… Continue Reading
Day 19: Choose Organization Products That Work The Way You Do We talk a lot about this during our crafting organization classes, the same ideas are true for whatever you’re trying to organize. I found this really amazing expandable organizer online. It turns the “piles” of current work – into vertical and accessible “files” on… Continue Reading
Day 18: Battery Bonanza Round them all up and give them a permanent home! I used the remaining 3 drawers from the 6 Drawer Storage & Supply Case (see yesterday’s post) and 2 drawers from a 4 Drawer Storage & Supply case and created a smart and visible storage case for a variety of batteries. … Continue Reading
Day 17: Label Cords, Cables, and Chargers – Make A Home For Them Use file folder labels and/or a permanent marker to label your cords, cables and chargers. I use a silver Sharpie and write directly onto the large black boxes that are normally part of a cable or charger. Cords are easily labeled by… Continue Reading
Day 16: Start a Tax Prep File for 2021 Gathering up tax information can always seem a bit overwhelming. If you create a checklist of all of the things you need to complete your taxes this year, you’ll be able to reuse that list with a few small tweaks every year going forward. One simple… Continue Reading
Day 15: Kitchen Utensils I’ll be the first to admit there are things in my utensil drawer I don’t use often, but when I need them they’re there. I thought these odd items were most often needed during the holiday season when I may be doing more baking/cooking/entertaining than during the normal course of the… Continue Reading
Day 14: Divide your pantry into zones and label it In crafting we talk a lot about buying duplicates of things. This is a common issue in the pantry as well. If you’re the main user of your pantry cupboard you might think this task sounds a little silly – you know where your cake… Continue Reading
Day 13: Label things on 4 or 5 sides This sounds a little bit silly, or overkill, but remember – “If it’s easy it gets done” – I should add to the end of that, the word – “properly.” If it’s easy to find the correct box, bin, tote – you’re far more likely to… Continue Reading
Day 12: Alphabetize your spices This is as simple as it sounds – Allspice to Za’atar. To-Do: _____Empty your spice drawer or cabinet. _____ Combine spices where appropriate. _____ Give everything a wipe down with a damp cloth. _____ Replace spices in alphabetical order. Have you joined our 20 for 21 Challenge? Do you want… Continue Reading
Day 11: Think – Left to Right, Back to Front and Top to Bottom when organizing any space How can you fill your space more efficiently without compromising visibility and accessibility? Choose a room, closet, cupboard anywhere you’ve got empty space – and ask yourself “how could I use this space more efficiently?” The easiest… Continue Reading
Day 10: Organize your sheets Digging through your linen closet for sheet sets can be so annoying! Try storing your sheets where you use them – in the same room as the bed. Is there space in a dresser, in an under the bed storage box, or in the closet? I’ve stored my extra sheet… Continue Reading
Day 9: Go Vertical – find three areas of your home where you could shift from a horizontal pile to a vertical file. On Day 4 we talked about going vertical with your mail/bill, etc. If you did that you can count it as one of your 3 areas. Here are a couple of things… Continue Reading
Day 8: Measuring cups and spoons We have a tendency to stack these together in the cupboard which makes them a little more difficult to use and to put away. Simplify this process by labeling and hanging your measuring cups/spoons by size on the interior of the cupboard door. You can download cute label artwork… Continue Reading
Day 7: Commit purging the things in your closet you never wear/use. I’ve set a goal to purge 50% of the items in my closet – YIKES!!!! That seems like a big number. Several months ago I hung all the hangers in my closet backward on the hanging rod. Each time I wore something, I… Continue Reading
Day 6. Add a “donate” box to your closet, laundry room and/or coat closet. Sometimes being more organized is about organizing what you have, but it’s also about eliminating things you don’t use. We all know there are things in our homes we no longer need or want, but they haven’t made it into the… Continue Reading
Day 5: Email Discipline – Organize your email “in-box” Email can be just as overwhelming as real mail. Establish a method for sorting your mail each time you log in to your email account. It could be as simple as moving things to folders labeled – Bills to pay, things to read, Catalogs, and advertisements. … Continue Reading
Day 4: Mail – Designing a system for dealing with the things you need/want to keep. Develop an easy system for dealing with the items you didn’t throw into the recycle bin. Bills to pay, reading materials, catalogs, etc., each of these items should have a home when they arrive at yours. Bills get filed… Continue Reading
Day 3: Mail Discipline – Directly to the recycle bin Mail can be a huge clutter creator. Your challenge today – get started on a more organized method of mail management. When you get the mail from your mailbox, go directly to your recycle bin. Stand near the bin and sort the mail, tossing everything you… Continue Reading
Day 2: Keep things neatly piled – 5 uses for inexpensive closet dividers Take a look around your home, open closets and cupboards – what’s spilling over that should be stacked up? Could you use one of these handy closet dividers to take control of the situation? If you’re not sure the dividers are a… Continue Reading
Day 1: Be a little better today than you were yesterday. – Tiny steps will net huge results over time.– Write your goals down, post them, and go public with them. Goals not put to paper are seeds without soil. They will dry up and blow away in the wind. Perhaps the most important thing… Continue Reading
Hello my crafty friends – With the holiday season upon us, I thought it would be fun to share one of my favorite holiday memories with you. My mother, Tamara Merrill – who many of you have heard me refer to as a “SuperCrafter” is also a super gifter. In fact, the way she delivered… Continue Reading
For weeks I’ve been looking for the perfect artwork for the living room in the Crafty Casita. I found a few good options, but nothing that was really “perfect.” I knew I wanted something floral and “girly” – finding the right color combinations was proving to be quite challenging. Last weekend I was in HomeGoods… Continue Reading